I have intermittently experienced an issue with several of my drupal sites in which after logging out of the site the content still appears as if I were logged in. Pages would still appear editable, blocks that should only be seen by authenticated users could still be seen. A fix (that is in the works) can be found here: http://drupal.org/node/197786#comment-1218604

It's always a bit frusterating when you can't figure out what the problem is - as drupal continues to improve there are more and more tools that can tell you how to target an issue or determine where the issue was originated (like the theme developer module see: http://www.drupal.org/project/devel ). There is also the amazing FireBug addon for firefox which I could never live without.

UNDER CONSTRUCTION

The following are a set of resources that you need in order to start creating a podcast for Drupal 6.

As the Audio Module (http://www.drupal.org/project/audio) is not ready for production sites running Drupal 6, follow the instructions within this blog:
http://www.mustardseedmedia.com/podcast/episode19

If you want to insert a page break, or a teaser break using tinyMCE view the little explaination here. Although you can use the Drupal Break plugin with older versions of TinyMCE, the best way to get it working with TinyMCE 3 is to use the pagebreak plugin that already exists and configure it to output the <--break--> tag that tells drupal where to split your teaser and page content.

I have recently updated my server (or rather had my hosting company update it) - twice. In total the server configuration had to be recompiled 3 times, causing a bit of downtime - but all in all it looks like it's finally in good shape.

I know that this is going to come in handy - wait, it already has. Used it on the Michigan Outdoor Properties website (http://www.michiganoutdoorproperties.com) for the Listings by County and Listings by Use.

Link to stuff here: http://drupal.org/node/42599#comment-105738
This is how I am using it:

So, I need to research this to figure out what the heck is going on in this little script and how it works, but in the mean time - just for me and you - here is what works:

but this also works (I have this on another site):

This one is just for me . . . because I always forget this stuff! To reset the CiviCRM cache (moving from localhost to live site for example) goto this address: civicrm/menu/rebuild&reset=1

I haven't tested it yet, but I am going to try using the css reset sheet with my Drupal site themes.

Code from: http://meyerweb.com/eric/tools/css/reset/

I will often combine the bio module (requires cck), which creates a custom content type called "bio" and attaches it to each users account, with the personal contact form to create unique profiles/contact form for each user.

See what I mean here: http://www.michiganoutdoorproperties.com/broker/phil

The resulting page has a tab on the top that shows info and then the contact form.